Maria Maksakova 6. Singer Maksakova is suing her new husband over an apartment. Maria Maksakova's new husband put her apartment up for sale

and Voronenkova got married again. The wedding took place in the summer of this year, but it became known only now from the lawsuit that Maksakova filed against her new spouse on September 24 in the Presnensky Court of Moscow.

As it became known, Maksakova married a certain Dalkhat Khalaev in July in Kyiv, and as a wedding gift she presented him with an apartment on Krasnopresneskaya embankment in the Russian capital. However, the man sold his home almost immediately, without consulting Maksakova herself.

When the singer found out about this, she went to court to annul the real estate purchase and sale transaction.

In the lawsuit, Maksakova claims that she did not know about Khalaev’s intentions and did not give him permission to alienate jointly acquired property.

In addition to Khalaev himself, the buyer Murat Merzhoev is also a defendant in the case. At the same time, his name is in the bailiff database and, according to this data, Merzhoev does not pay his debts, reports.

Earlier, the press secretary of the Presnensky Court of Moscow, in a conversation with, said that Maksakova actually asked to recognize the deal for the sale of an apartment on Krasnopresnenskaya embankment as illegal. However, he did not provide other details of the lawsuit.

By the way, last year Maksakova was already in court over real estate in Moscow. Then she filed a lawsuit in the capital’s Presnensky Court against Denis Panaitov, the former head of the Odintsovo investigative department for the Moscow region. The co-defendant in the case was Ekaterina Voronenkova, the daughter of ex-deputy Voronenkov from his first marriage.

As it became known, Maksakova issued a power of attorney to Ekaterina for non-residential premises in the center of the capital worth $2 million. The girl had to sell the apartment, which she did.

The buyer was Panaitov, who had to pay 120 million rubles under the deal.

A few months later, Ekaterina sent her stepmother documents stating that she received only 38 million rubles in Voronenkov’s hands. Maksakova believed that Panaitov was trying to illegally take possession of her property and went to court.

Let us recall that the singer was widowed when Denis Voronenkov was shot dead in the center of Kyiv on March 23, 2017. A young man caught up with the politician on the street and shot several times at the deputy and his bodyguard. At the same time, the latter managed to mortally wound the killer, who died some time later in the hospital.

Voronenkov’s killer turned out to be a Ukrainian who had served in the National Guard of Ukraine since 2015. After the murder of Voronenkov, a combat participant’s ID was found near Parshov.

According to the investigation, the order of the murder was Maksakova’s former common-law husband, businessman Vladimir Tyurin, and the organizers and perpetrators were five citizens of Ukraine.

Maksakova herself also told reporters that the case contains evidence of Voronenkov’s involvement in the murder.

According to her, Tyurin regularly threatened her because he was jealous of Voronenkov.

She also said that she herself constantly received threats from Tyurin. “He called and shouted, and all this happened in front of people. Of course, he hated Denis. So don’t let anyone get you,” the widow remarked.

However, Maksakova noted that Tyurin is only a puppet in the murder of the ex-State Duma deputy.

“It’s not for nothing that everything was presented in such a way that Denis not only fled to Ukraine and testifies, but also took with him some terrible incriminating evidence, because of which, they say, heads will now roll in Russia and God knows what else. This is not about the Russian leadership, but about these notorious interested parties,” she emphasized.

Three weeks before Voronenkov’s murder, the Basmanny Court of Moscow arrested him in absentia for falsifying information specified in the Unified Register of Legal Entities. The ex-deputy was also accused of fraud on an especially large scale and an attempted raider seizure of an ancient mansion in Moscow.

Voronenkov and Maksakova left Russia for Ukraine in 2016. The deputy motivated his departure for political reasons, and the Investigative Committee said that the man was trying to hide from the investigation.

Journalists learned that Denis Voronenkov's widow got married. Dalkhat Khalaev became the new husband of Maria Maksakova. The wedding took place back in July, and in such a short period of time Maria Maksakova managed to transfer the apartment to her new husband, and he put it up for sale.

Maria Maksakova has been living in Ukraine for two years. She is afraid to return to the Russian Federation, believing that it is dangerous for her to be there. When Denis Voronenkov was killed, she looked inconsolable, all the time repeating how she loved her husband infinitely, how devoted she and her little son were to him. But, apparently, she did not suffer for long: this summer the singer got married.

Maria Maksakova's new husband put her apartment up for sale

The wedding ceremony of Maria Maksakova and Dalkhat Khalaev took place on July 12. Apparently, she fell in love with him so much that she immediately transferred the apartment to Krasnopresnenskaya embankment. But the man deceived her and put the apartment up for sale. Maria Maksakova did not expect such a betrayal; she filed a lawsuit against her newly-made husband in order to regain her apartment. At the same time, a buyer has already been found for the property - a certain Murat Merzhoev.

Nobody knows the story of how Maria Maksakova and Dalkhat Khalaev met. Journalists know nothing about the wedding ceremony, how it took place and where, as well as other details.

As soon as information appeared online that Maria Maksakova was suing, fans decided that she wanted to receive Denis Voronenkov’s inheritance. As you know, the official had elite apartments, a country house, and an office building, but all this was inherited by Yulia, his first wife. Maria Maksakova believes that Denis Voronenkov’s real estate was transferred to Yulia illegally.

A year earlier, Maria Maksakova was already suing the relatives of her deceased husband. This was after Ekaterina, his daughter, sold an apartment on Tverskaya for 120 million rubles.

09.07.18 12:25:17

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